Any comic book writers/illustrators out there.

TurtleMaster4 · 05-26-2012, 08:42 AM

When I get older, I'm hoping to become a comic Illustrator, and or writer.

I can draw good pictures, not the best yet. But when looking at a comic book, I can usually draw them really good. The problem is each drawling takes about an hour, and that won't work if I ever try to make one.

So heres my question for the Illustrators. What is the best way to practice drawling, and is there any techniques to help me drawl faster. Also, is there any thing I must know If i'm to become an Illustrator

On the other hand, I want to be a writer. I'm really good at making up stories. And I like to write. I haven't looked as much into the writing aspect compared to how much i looked into the drawling aspect.

So heres my question for the writers. What id good to know when writing a comic book, and is there any good way to practice when your still young.

All questions are written in green

05-26-2012, 08:42 AM	#1
TurtleMaster4 Hench Mutant Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Some where in the Sewers of New York! Posts: 390	Any comic book writers/illustrators out there. When I get older, I'm hoping to become a comic Illustrator, and or writer. I can draw good pictures, not the best yet. But when looking at a comic book, I can usually draw them really good. The problem is each drawling takes about an hour, and that won't work if I ever try to make one. So heres my question for the Illustrators. What is the best way to practice drawling, and is there any techniques to help me drawl faster. Also, is there any thing I must know If i'm to become an Illustrator On the other hand, I want to be a writer. I'm really good at making up stories. And I like to write. I haven't looked as much into the writing aspect compared to how much i looked into the drawling aspect. So heres my question for the writers. What id good to know when writing a comic book, and is there any good way to practice when your still young. All questions are written in green